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if the nth term of an ap is n and the nth term is m, prove that its kth term is (m+n-k)​

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Answered by anupsingh9345468
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am=a+(m−1)d=n

an=a+(n−1)d=m

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(m−n)d=n−m

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⇒d=−1

a+(1−m)=n

⇒a=m+n−1

p=a+(p−1)d

=m+n−1+1−p

ap=m+n−p

⇒( m+n-p)

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